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New answer posted•a year ago
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a year ago

The latest cutoff for B.Tech CSE at MIT WPU is around 96.18 percentile for 1st round and 95.14 percentile for 2nd round

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RISHAV Kumar
a year ago

With 49% in PCM, you're not eligible for B.Tech CSE in most top colleges, as they require 50%+ in PCM. You may still get admission in some private or state universities that allow relaxation or consider overall percentage. Consider diploma-to-degree (lateral entry) or private deemed universities for

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New answer posted•a year ago
RISHAV Kumar
a year ago

With CUET eligibility, aim for B.Tech CSE/Electrical in central universities like CU Karnataka, CU Jharkhand, and CU Haryana, where general cut-offs are within your expected range. You can also explore options at CU Kashmir, Allahabad University, Pondicherry, and other CUET-participating state unive

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New answer posted•a year ago
RISHAV Kumar
a year ago

Both are good options, but to be honest ECE subject is too tough I remember in my college peoples marks were like 20 out 100 in ECE paper .

So all depends on you .

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RISHAV Kumar
a year ago

With 94 percentile and 76% boards, you're above MBM Jodhpur's general-category CSE cutoff (~85–90 percentile). You meet eligibility criteria (50% in 12th) and should receive a seat in CSE through REAP counseling.

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RISHAV Kumar
a year ago

Yes, diploma holders in Computer Science can take lateral entry into 2nd year of B.Tech/B.E. in CSE. You need at least 45–50% marks and must qualify a state-level lateral entry exam like LEET, JELET, or ECET. Admission is based on rank and counseling in the respective state.

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RISHAV Kumar
a year ago

Yes, as an EWS girl with rank 44,328, you stand a good chance of securing a CSE seat at SR University Warangal, since the EWS girls cutoff for CSE was 47,365 in the previous round. Ensure you apply through CAP counselling and lock in SR University among your top preferences.

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RISHAV Kumar
a year ago

Rank 841 SC is not enough for top-tier (VJTI/COEP). MIT WPU (CSE) is borderline, and PCCOE Pune is a safe, strong option for CSE branch admission

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New answer posted•a year ago
RISHAV Kumar
a year ago

With a 55 percentile (around 50–70k rank) in MHT CET, you can aim for CSE or Computer-related branches at Trinity, MIT Pune, SKN Sinhgad, Sinhgad Lonavala, Indira College, IIT Hinjawadi, or PCCOE—all accepting seats around your rank. Fill these in CAP counselling to maximize admission chances!

 

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New answer posted•a year ago
RISHAV Kumar
a year ago

Your 16,000 rank falls far outside CSE closing ranks at GVPCE (~2–3k). CSE admission is practically impossible. However, fields like IT (~4.3k), ECE (~4k), or Electronics-related branches may be within reach. Consider those branches or alternate colleges with similar rank cutoffs.

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